Hello
I just upgrade to sw15 since i couldnt got into win 10 i got back to win 8.1. Now i dont have units options. Do i have to reinstall ?
Thanks in advance
Hello
I just upgrade to sw15 since i couldnt got into win 10 i got back to win 8.1. Now i dont have units options. Do i have to reinstall ?
Thanks in advance
Hello Jim
Thanks for answer
It is in tools options where i can´t see the units option neither in lower right of a document . (I can´t see anything at all in the lower bar ). I already restored the templates files but nothing hapens units reminds in inches. How can I reinstall or repair sw ? Thanks in advance .. rgd
Hi Carlos,
Do you have a document open? You won't be able to get to Units if no document is open because the units are specific to the document that is open. If you continue to have trouble, please post a screenshot of your SOLIDWORKS session with the options dialog open since I have never heard of this problem before.
Thanks,
Jim
Hi Carlos,
You don't see the unit options in the bottom right corner because you have the status bar turned off. Go to View, Status Bar to turn it back on if desired.
In the options dialog, in the top section, you have units set to IPS so you are controlling it by a system (except for dual dimension and angle which is not controlled by the system). Switch the unit system to custom at the top of the dialog and you will have full control over setting all the different unit types separately.
I hope this helps,
Jim
Hi Carlos,
Can you be more specific in what you mean about not having units options? Units are stored in the part, drawing and assembly templates so if you already have templates, the units will come from those documents. You can change the units in Tools, Options, Document Properties or through the status bar in the lower right corner (which will link to the Tools, Options dialog if you choose Edit Document Units there. If you want to change the units in your document templates, open the specific template you want to change, change the units through Tools, Options or the status bar and then save the template again.
If you are talking about the prompt that you get the first time you start the software, that is only shown once per user the first time you ever start SOLIDWORKS. You enter the units and drafting standard and it is used to create your first templates. It is then stored in the registry so if it ever needs to create new templates again, it will use the same units and standard you chose the first time. And as I stated above, if you decide to change that later, simply change and save the templates.
I hope this helps,
Jim